Hachune Miku

Hachune Miku is an officially recognized derivative of Vocaloid Hatsune Miku, she is acknowledged by Crypton Future Media, the publisher of the Character Vocal Series for Vocaloid 2, for commercial use. Hachune (はちゅね) is a mispronunciation of Hatsune (はつおと), which shows her childishness and generally silly disposition. Often seen in videos as a blank-eyed doll-like figure with a gaping mouth.

Design
Hachune Miku's design is directly based on Hatsune Miku, a Vocaloid 2 developed and distributed by Crypton Future Media, Hachune Miku is drawn in a SD-style (Super Deformed). The notable differences is her blank eyes, gaping mouth, and swirly pink cheek marks. On her left upper arm is the red mark "01", which is Hatsune Miku's series number. She is shown to be carrying around a welsh spring onion, negi (葱) in Japanese. Despite fan belief, she and Hatsune are not actually holding a leeks, this incorrect information came from the result of the popular flash animation known as "Leekspin".

Personality
Her personality does not appear to be defined by her original creators, instead the fandom displays her personality has being a silly chibi character who does random actions.

Source: Vocaloid Wiki
Hachune Miku was created by Otomania (video) and Tamago (picture) and established via Hatsune Miku's version of Loituma Girl internet meme, eventually going on to becoming its own character. Hachune Miku is acknowledged as one of the first mascots to gain popularity within the Vocaloid fandom. It is Hachune's presence that is responsible for the start of the Item War system that eventually began dying out with entry of Tako Luka later on. Her staying power resulted in being recognized by Crypton who adopted other derivatives such as: Sakine Meiko, Akita Neru, Yowane Haku, and Tako Luka.

Voice portrayals
In music videos and songs that have a singing voice in them, the voice is more of a representation of Hachune Miku, rather than her actual voice. She is regarded a silent mascot by the fandom so depictions of Hachune with a voice is seldom done. However, her voice can be heard in Project DIVA extend's opening (the version with voices).

This example of configuration on the Fanloid wikia is a user contribution, and thus, should not be viewed as being widely accepted or acknowledged by the character's creator.

Relationships
Her relationship with Hatsune Miku appears to simply be a mascot. In Project Diva she is shown to have multiple clones that help Miku in the music studio.

Appearances

 * MikuMikuDance (MMD), 3D software
 * An MMD model of Hachune Miku was created in March 2009 by modeler Enamel. See the Miku Hachune (Enamel) page for details.


 * Maker Hikōshiki Hatsune Mix, manga
 * Hachune Miku often appears out of nowhere making cameos, upsetting the main characters and generally getting herself into trouble. She appears in chapter 2 and chapter 3.


 * Hachune Miku no Nichijō Roipara!, manga
 * A manga drawn by Ontama began serialization in the manga magazine Comp Ace on December 26, 2007.


 * Project Diva (PD), game
 * Hachune Miku makes a cameo in the PSP game, Hatsune Miku ~Project Diva~ and again as a playable character in its sequel (end credits only).


 * Fanmade Promotional Videos (PV)
 * Hachune Miku is commonly seen in fanmade videos relating to her debut, she is also used simply for background dancing.


 * Merchandise
 * Official licensed Hachune Miku merchandise has been produced, such as Nendoroid Puchi and plush toys, key chains etc. The Hatsune Miku Nendoroid figure that comes with a face representing Hachune, while a limited edition Nendoroid of Hachune was also produced by the Good Smile company at the Wonfest 2008 Summer fair.


 * Artwork
 * Search Hachune Miku on deviantArt Pixiv Piapro


 * Media
 * Search Hachune Miku on YouTube NicoVideo

Trivia

 * There is currently no trivia about this character.

Gallery
Note; this is not a gallery for every fanart out there, just for reference